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This is a spoof that our host Jay Golden did for a putter feature within Golf Life. This is what we do to products in the golf business that don't pay thier bills.

3 time Re/Max long drive champ Sean “The Beast” Fister advises you to use your knowledge and experience with other sports to maximize your golf ball driving distance.

3 time Re/Max long drive champ Sean “The Beast” Fister advises you to use your knowledge and experience with other sports to maximize your golf ball driving distance.

Long Drive competitor Nile Pruitt uses a medicine ball to strengthen his core muscles and hit the longest golf shots possible.

Long Drive competitor Nile Pruitt uses a medicine ball to strengthen his core muscles and hit the longest golf shots possible.

Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Editor Jeff Ritter provides some insight into different swing planes and how to find your perfect swing plane. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Jeff King, the Director of Golf at Kapalua Golf Club in Hawaii provides tips to play better in wind. Find more great golf tips and equipment reviews at http://www.golflifetv.com

Jeff Ritter explains what it means to be on plane and the 2 piece golf swing.

Golf Life visits the 2008 US Open to get a feel for goes on behind the scene of the tournament.

British long drive competitor Adam Stacy gets his power by combining a rhythmic golf swing that has plenty of lag. Watch him in action here.

British long drive competitor Adam Stacy gets his power by combining a rhythmic golf swing that has plenty of lag. Watch him in action here.

Click here to listen. Michelle Wie has spent countless hours preparing for the 2008 U.S. Women's Open with coach David Leadbetter in the hopes of reversing the downward spiral which has been her albatross since last year. Although Wie recently commented that she felt herself "re-emerging as a new player, a new person," she also reluctantly mentioned what has gone before, asserting, "I'm not ever going to think about before I broke my wrist. That was then and this is now." Perhaps Wie has been going through a metamorphosis of sorts since her dismissal from the columns of many a golf writer who believed her to be washed up by her eighteenth birthday. Her recent victory of sorts, a sixth place finish at the Ladies German Open as well as a genuine qualification into a major event instead the ritual "gimmees" offered to her by sponsors, has put Wie back on track. Now that appearance offers are no longer easily forthcoming (2008 Sony Open, 2008 Ginn Tribute hosted by Annika Sorenstam), Michelle seems to be developing a sense of humble graciousness, coming to the realization that it takes talent, not youth or the appearance of ability, in order to gain recognition in her chosen field. "It's been a long time since I had to qualify for something, and it made me want it even more," a seemingly more grown-up Wie stated. "I think going through that qualifying humbled me a lot as a player, as a person. Sometimes, you have to go back to your roots to become a better player and a better person." This week's Golf for Beginners podcast discusses Michelle Wie's potential to pick up where she left off, before the wrist injury. Can she let go of her past and focus on the future? We'll know more after the 2008 U.S. Women's Open! We also offer golf tips on hitting an iron flush off the tee. Send your golf questions and comments to golfforbeginners@aol.com. Subscribe to our weekly podcast through this RSS feed:http://feeds.feedburner.com/golfforbeginners or through iTunes. Subscribe to our newsletter! Click Here to receive our archived podcasts and 100's of easy golf tips free! Check us out on MySpace! "Shiny Tech" courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)" This podcast is supported by Grand Bahama Vacations, 1-800-422-7466. Photo Credit: Houston's Clear Thinkers

Former long drive champ Brian Pavlet says keeping your head down only leads to a reverse pivot and a lack of power. Change your technique and hit the golf ball farther now!

Former long drive champ Brian Pavlet says keeping your head down only leads to a reverse pivot and a lack of power. Change your technique and hit the golf ball farther now!

Golf Life Television provides a tip on how to hit a fade and hit a draw simply where you stand on the tee and how you tee the ball. This tip features Derek Nannen, the Director of Instruction at the Eagle Mountain Golf Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona. Derek Nannen describes how to set up the ball prior to the shot. Find more great instruction online at www.golflifetv.com

Former long drive champ Gerry James explains why mastering golf’s basics is so important for hitting the golf ball a mile.

Former long drive champ Gerry James explains why mastering golf’s basics is so important for hitting the golf ball a mile.

The worst thing that can happen before you hit the ball is being distracted and going through with the shot. It's really important when you lose focus of the moment, to take a step back, regroup and start again. You've see Tiger do it many, many times. It's OK for you to do it too. Whether you call it a Mental Mulligan or a Do Over, this episode of Golf Smarter Tips is an important reminder that restarting your preshot routine never costs you strokes on the scorecard. If you have any questions that you’d like Michael to answer on the show, please go to GolfSmarterTips.com and click on the button labeled “Ask The Experts.” Questions or comments for Fred Greene are welcomed. Click on the button labeled "Hey Fred" at GolfSmarterTips.com

Australian long drive champ Brent Kearney says the keys to maximizing distance are finishing the backswing as well as the downswing.

Australian long drive champ Brent Kearney says the keys to maximizing distance are finishing the backswing as well as the downswing.

Golf Life Television tours the magnificent Blue Monster at Doral in this artistic vision of a golf resort. Enjoy the visual tour and feel like you have traveled to Miami, Florida for a day on the course. Find more great video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television learns more about the Stack & Tilt golf swing as we meet Michael Bennett, one of the creators of this swing philosophy. Stack and Tilt is a relatively new swing theory that has had a lot of success on tour. Find more great video features online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television features PGA instructor and Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Editor Rick Sessinghaus as he teaches tips to insure that you make better contact with your golf swing. Find more great video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life catches up with PGA legend and two time Master Champion Ben Crenshaw for his insight on putting. Ben is well known as one of the greatest putters in the history of the game and in this rare moment we learn some of his advice to help you improve your approach to putting. Find more great video like this one at www.golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television features PGA instructor and Golf Tips Magazine Instruction Editor Rick Sessinghouse as he teaches tips to insure that you make better contact with your golf swing. Find more great video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life catches up with PGA legend and two time Master Champion Ben Crenshaw for his insight on putting. Ben is well known as one of the greatest putters in the history of the game and in this rare moment we learn some of his advice to help you improve your approach to putting. Find more great video like this one at www.golflifetv.com.

Golf Life Television tours the magnificent Blue Monster at Doral in this artistic vision of a golf resort. Enjoy the visual tour and feel like you have traveled to Miami, Florida for a day on the course. Find more great video online at www.golflifetv.com

Golf Life Television learns more about the Stack & Tilt golf swing as we meet Michael Bennett, one of the creators of this swing philosophy. Stack and Tilt is a relatively new swing theory that has had a lot of success on tour. Find more great video features online at www.golflifetv.com

Long Drive competitor and Cobra Distance Team member Mike Moulton shows you how to get fully extended during the backswing. It’s his key for power and it just might help you hit the golf ball farther than ever.

Long Drive competitor and Cobra Distance Team member Mike Moulton shows you how to get fully extended during the backswing. It’s his key for power and it just might help you hit the golf ball farther than ever.